Painting Lesson Three: Buying Paint. Student Handouts

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1 Lesson Three: Buying Paint Student Handouts Building Basics was paid for under an EL Civics grant from the U. S. Department of Education administered by the Virginia Department of Education. It was paid for under the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act of 1998; however, the opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent the position or policy of the U. S. Department of Education, and no official endorsement by the U. S. Department of Education should be inferred. This document was designed and created by the Virginia Adult Learning Resource Center at Virginia Commonwealth University, 817 West Franklin Street, Suite 221, P.O. Box , Richmond, VA It may be reproduced for nonprofit, educational purposes only.

2 PAINT ON SALE 50% OFF Paint On Sale Handout

3 Activity #1: Reading Paint Labels Manufacturer Place to Use Surface Finish Contents Special Use? Color Paint On Sale Handout

4 Activity #2: Paint Calculation Practice Practice A Instructions To find out how much paint you need to paint the exterior of a structure, you need to know the dimensions of the structure. These are the width, the depth, and the height of the structure. Sample Dimensions height Width 55 Depth 30 Height 38 depth width Step 1 Add the width and depth of the four sides of the structure to get the perimeter or the circumference of the structure. ront width + right depth + back width + left depth = perimeter or circumference 55' + 30' + 55' + 30' = 170' Step 2 Multiply the perimeter by the height of the structure to get the total surface area of the outside walls you will paint. 170' x 38' = 6460 sq ft Step 3 Count the standard windows. Multiply this number by 15 sq ft. Count the large windows. Count the single doors. Count the double doors. Multiply this number by 21 sq ft. Multiply this number by 25 sq ft. Multiply this number by 40 sq ft. Paint Calculation Practice Handout

5 Non-painted area in sq ft standard windows 4 x 15 sq ft = large windows 4 x 21 sq ft. = single doors 2 x 25 sq ft = double doors 1 x 40 sq ft. = + Non-painted area in sq ft Step 4 Add the number of square feet for all of the windows and doors. Step 5 Subtract the total number of square feet of non-painted areas from the total surface area that you will paint. Total Surface Area Non-painted Area Paint Surface Area 6460 sq ft - sq ft Step 6 Divide the paint surface area by 400 sq ft. (One gallon of paint covers bout 400 sq ft.) 400 Number of gallons of paint needed: gal Paint Calculation Practice Handout

6 Practice B Instructions Do this practice together with your group. 21 Calculate the number of gallons you need to paint the sides of this building Step 1 Add the width and depth of the four sides of the structure to get the perimeter or the circumference of the structure. front width + right depth + back width + left depth = perimeter or circumference ft + ft + ft + ft = ft Step 2 Multiply the perimeter by the height of the structure to get the total surface area of the outside walls you will paint. ft x ft = sq ft Step 3 Count the standard windows. Multiply this number by 15 sq ft. Count the large windows. Count the single doors. Count the double doors. Multiply this number by 21 sq ft. Multiply this number by 25 sq ft. Multiply this number by 40 sq ft. Paint Calculation Practice Handout

7 Unpainted area in sq ft standard windows (left side) 8 x 15 sq ft = large windows (right side) 2 x 21 sq ft. = single doors (right side) 1 x 25 sq ft = double doors (front & back) 2 x 40 sq ft. = + Unpainted area in sq ft Step 4 Step 5 Add the number of square feet for all of the windows and doors. Subtract the total number of square feet of unpainted areas from the total surface area that you will paint. Total Surface Area Unpainted Area Paint Surface Area sq ft - sq ft Step 6 Divide the paint surface area by 400 sq ft. (One gallon of paint covers about 400 sq ft.) 400 Number of gallons of paint needed: gal Paint Calculation Practice Handout

8 Activity #3: How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout A House #1 Simply the Best front view rear view Plan HWEPL Used with permission from eplans.com How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout A

9 Instructions: Estimate the number of gallons of paint you will need to paint the walls in these rooms. The ceiling height in these rooms is 9.0 ft. the three bedrooms the dining room the foyer Room Bedroom #1 Total room area in sq ft Unpainted areas in sq ft Room area to be painted in sq ft Number of gallons needed Bedroom #2 Bedroom #3 Foyer Dining room Total gallons How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout A

10 Activity #3: How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout B House #2 Cape Cod Charmer front view rear view Second Level Main Level Plan HWEPL Used with permission from eplans.com How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout B

11 Instructions: Estimate the number of gallons of paint you will need to paint these rooms. The ceiling height in each room is 9.0 ft. the living room the three bedrooms the study the dining room Room Living room Total room area in sq ft Unpainted areas in sq ft Room area to be painted in sq ft Number of gallons needed Bedroom #1 Bedroom #2 Bedroom #3 Study Dining room Total gallons How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout B

12 Activity #3: How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout C House #3 Craftsman Character Plan HWEPL Used with permission from eplans.com How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout C

13 Instructions: Estimate the number of gallons of paint you will need to paint the walls in these rooms. The ceiling height in each room is 9.0 ft. the living room (great room) two bedrooms master bedroom the bedroom/study the dining room Room Living room Total room area in sq ft Unpainted areas in sq ft Room area to be painted in sq ft Number of gallons needed Bedroom #1 Bedroom #2 Master Bedroom Bedroom/Study Dining room Total gallons How Much Paint Will You Need? Handout C